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Seeker
Copyright 2005 by
Jack McDevitt
I first read this on the 24th December 2006.
Chase Kolpath and her employer Alex Benedict are on the archaeological
trail once again. This time they are searching for evidence of an
interstellar colony that was lost thousands of years before.
They'll have to survive several murder attempts by mysterious enemies
to find out what happened to Margolia, the unknown planet that hosted
the missing colony.
The problem is that I'm sure Jack has written this book before.
It is lovely writing but it is all so familiar. Even Chase - who I
once thought was an intriguing character - just seems so set in her
ways. We know her personality and there's unlikely
to be any further development. Frankly with this book archaeology just
seems so old hat.
And it wasn't even a particularly clever plot. the evidence for the lost
colony was painfully weak and the reasons for the murder attempts were
vacuous at best.
Sadly, not a winner.
Loaded on the 25th January 2007.
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Cover art by John Garris and rita Frangie
Reviews of other works with covers by Bob Warner and Rita Frangie: Red Thunder
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